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Tecoaque Calpulalpan archaeological zone
Zultepec‑Tecoaque: rebelión indígena y vestigios
Zultepec‑Tecoaque: rebelión indígena y vestigios
The Tlaxcala Art Museum (MAT) exhibits early works by Frida Kahlo in its permanent gallery
The heart of the XVI century Franciscan ex-convent
A natural experience to discover and enjoy in Colima
The breathtaking and monumentally scaled baroque masterpiece of northern Mexico, anchoring the capital with its majestic twin towers, intricate stone-carved facade, and a rich, golden neoclassical sanctuary that holds centuries of sacred art and silver-era devotion.
The ultra-modern and brilliantly interactive learning pavilion of Durango, featuring cutting-edge digital exhibits, hands-on science labs, and a majestic 3D macro-screen wrapped inside a bold, avant-garde architectural playground.
The captivating and historically charged hilltop museum of Tetela de Ocampo, housed within an authentic 19th-century military barracks to honor the three legendary liberal generals—Juan N. Méndez, Juan Crisóstomo Bonilla, and Juan Francisco Lucas—who fiercely defended Mexico’s sovereignty.
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The monumentally scaled and awe-inspiring 16th-century fortress-monastery of Huejotzingo, boasting an imposing gothic-plateresque stone facade, exquisite courtyard corner chapels, and a pristine, soaring gold-leaf altarpiece that stands as a supreme treasure of early colonial architecture.
The serene and historically profound museum sanctuary housed inside the majestic 16th-century Franciscan convent of Huejotzingo, displaying invaluable sacred art, rare colonial codices, and original architectural relics that tell the story of the early spiritual and cultural encounter in Puebla.